Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
SEATTLE, ". +, SATURDAY MORNING sEPTEMBER H. 1887

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ness men Of PhiladsiphiA.n
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NJ. Clsseiand announeed hinsolf 4.
bsina ready 70 meet ths Rsutien.sn . pres
eoe and one b. ons thsy walksd up ths
seepe q Tue Restrain end rraaced biz
hand and then shook hspds with Sec
Fetariee BavaFd and Fairshsid. ex Prss-
Ident Hayes. G0vsrBot Beaver, Msvor
EeeleF. a. J. Drexel END George w
Usilda. VITO Foosivsd With him. Aftes
the Feoepeion, the Presidential rarev
drovs 70 ahe stand AZ Broad and Wal
nut safests 10 witness the military pa
rnds.
MONT FazzKxrxn.
Bsoad street from snd 10 sna pr..-
esnted 9 aiRht never 70 be forRofien.
lee brilliant Faimsnt Of the Iaiies and
ohildrsn lsnl pretty s1aof 70 ehs pic
tsre and With q clear cay, ths vide
street, Handsome unifoems af shs milf
tagy and poliea, u Uaa "a insp,ripn
seene. 1hs siaads we're flied 20 over
flowing.
AT oEE nRvUwTzg STAND
There wss .. crowd Of distinguished
xiaiinEA AmoDR them wese Governor
biRRn % Dslaware. Geaane Of New
Jersey. Sawyer Of New HmmpshiFe, Lar
eahee OF Iowa, Hughes ok ARENAS.
0orcon Of Georgia. Backuar % Ken
tncky, Thayar Of EebEaaka, Scales Of
North Oaroltna. Wilson Of West vir
atnias Lloyd Of AsFyland. Hill Of Nsw
York. LauisbeFsy Of O0nneeaioat. Bea.
VeE Of Pennsylvanis, and Senator In
gals Of Kansas.
The city tFoop Of cavalry came down
Broad street. esoortina President Olsve-
~8NANNa UHIUUNU-
With Chirman Thomas 81. Thompaon.
Of the Oommittes on the rsceptian al
olsiinguiahed auesss. and Mayor Edwin
d Filter. Behind came . carriage
With Sscretary Bayard, Geo. w. Childa,
secretary Fairohild and Amos B. Little,
Other carriages failowed With diHtln-
zuiansd enesas. amoGg whom vas az
President Hayea.
When the line reached tbs reviewing |
stand the
RGzsrpxET's oARaEAoR HALTED
And ~ be slIehted TO take bis place on
he reviewing balcony Of the grand
sand, ths cavalry men stood and
Ialntsd him.
There was q oontlnuous round Of
'heers as The President rode By. He
'owed acknowledgement 10 the oompli-
aent a. be paosed each stand. After
aluttn9 the Presidant, the Stats krorp
lroceeded down Broad streee 10 take
. place In the procession. Jnsa be-
ind the President. The Venerabls Han
ibal Hamlin walked arm In arm With
,nomas DonaldBon 30 theiH places on
be stand. Then csme Hill and staR ef
lev York. All were the recipients Of
RouED ATxnn noUHD on AFRLAUsz. Ii
TIE President ooeapiod Q beautifully
1xVed mahogany chair presented 70
In for this oooasion By 9 prominent
lFniture hrm Of this city, and aroand
i'm AT Secretaries Baysrd and Fair
bid, Governor Hill and ex-Preai-
eEt Hayes shortly after II O'Clock,
Ire. Cleveland appeared on the balcony
the Lafaystta Hotel followed By
rivate secretary Lament and wife
nd two other guests. Mrs. Clsvaland ,
Hceived enthnniastic applause as she ap-
cared In 'front.' Of the balcony dressed
} . handsome silk dress and beauti.
u feAther IN her bet. At 11.20 General
'ha Sheridan mounted on = handsome
srFel horse came up the street at the
ead Of q vast osValeade of military
rsoeded By Q squad Of mounted re-
1FVee. AZ be passed the staad, the
resident afoee and
TIPPED HIs aELx HAT.
Il was then one continuous round Of
uMss. There were probably 80 COO
zen 10 the line Of the parade. 5000 or
300 Of whom were Grand Army men.
ZEE End or THE PARADE
Vas occupied By the Grand Army Of
DO Rspubllo. Az each Post passed In
Font Of the stand lee OommandsT gave
be salute 10 the Presidsnt and Gas
sooRniE d. P0ss No. 2 Of this city ear
led IN the center OF its column twenty
ne Of the ha9s captursd b. them dur
1g the var. They we're q mass Of tat
sred and torn ooloFs. bat they we're
onored BY the spectators With chesFs
} Aa.n - ~ A. - n
laa dno appearances they made. some
oil5wtnR WITH tue aid Of crutehes ans
II Of them wearing on their wages the
uerrine finger marks Of tims. They
Pefe . picture OF contrast With the |
outhful militia men Who had presided
hem. Daring the time they wsre pass
% the Pfesideat remained SANDING |
Vith his brad uncovered and answered |
ash salute a. u Vas given.
Orders bad previously been issued BY |
be DepAFtment OoDmander OF the |
3raud Army that only Past Oommand- |
70 Should salute. This wae not slSieily |
ldhereo %, howevsf. and many Of those |
4 the rank and Gle passed By the sand
Nth uncovered heads.
HxAnLX xHrnrY THocsGED NKz
We're IN the parade. shortly after the
GsW York troops bsd passed Mrs.. Oleve
md, Privtts Secretary Ltmoat and
sife, Mr.. Drexsl and others who were
stth 4ra. Cleveland on TIE balcony re-
tred and we're driven 10 tue Bellows
Hotel, where thev took lnnohson With
Mf. and Mrs. George W. Ohilds, en- 10
IiiAiion 10 iunoheon 81 that houF
1aviaR been aeceptsd earlier In the
aav.
when Governor Foraker appeared Ct
be had Of the FoaFtesutk Ohio ReRi
nsnt be was obliged 70 ksep bic bead
uncovered for . loog time In order %
tbs vooifeFoos eheef1 OF
BE frisnds, who seemed to be number
les.
FACET RACE.
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